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Dynapac CA602PD, CA512 2011 Parts Catalog

You’ve been there. Machine down, customer breathing down your neck, and the part you ordered doesn’t match the one you pulled off. That happens when you rely on aftermarket decoders or cross-reference sheets. Dynapac CA602PD, CA512 2011 Parts Catalog fixes that. This is the exact PDF the factory sends to dealers – 356 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and service kit listings. No guesswork, just the OEM breakdown.

Open the PDF. Page 2 tells you exactly what info to give when ordering: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number. Miss one of those and you’re chasing a wrong box. I’ve seen it happen more times than I want to count.

Engine Cummins QSB 6.7C – Parts Breakdown

That engine section isn’t a generic diagram. It covers the cooling system, combustion air, fuel system, and exhaust – each with its own sub‑group. Need the radiator part number? It’s under “Cooling system”. Want the injector line? Look in “Fuel system”. Every component is listed with a Dynapac part number, not a Cummins generic. Use those numbers when you call your Dynapac dealer and you’ll get the right piece the first call.

Hydraulic System: Vibration Pump and Motor

These rollers earn their keep on the compaction pass, and the hydraulic system takes the brunt. The catalog breaks down the vibration pump (4700383959) with its rotating group and valve block (4700936609). Also covers the hydraulic motor for vibration (4700380146), the propulsion motors front and rear, and the steering cylinder. Each exploded view shows the exact seal kit or cartridge you need. That steering hitch repair kit (4700938562) is right there in the Repair kits section.

Frame and Drum – Exploded View Details

Frames, scrapers, heavy‑duty scrapers (option), hitch, and structure – all with individual part callouts. The drum section splits into drum cartridge vibration side, drive side, and drum gear. If you’re chasing a leak on the drum rotation, the drum rotation repair kit (4700938891) is listed with its part number. No digging through five different parts sites.

What Does the Electrical Section Cover?

Relays, fuses, instrument panels (main, upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right), emergency stop panel, and all the optional lighting – driving lights, working lights, rotating beacon. Also the compaction meter, speedometer, tachograph, GPS options, and engine pre‑heater. Each sub‑group has a dedicated page. Page 1 of the catalog shows the machine type and serial number range so you confirm your roller is covered. For serial numbers 10000122x0A000001 and up.

Order Parts Correctly the First Time

That sounds obvious, but I can’t count how many times a shop ordered a “Cummins fuel pump” that didn’t fit because they didn’t match the Dynapac part number. This catalog gives you the exact part number and tells you if it’s a service kit (50 h, 500 h, 1000 h) or a repair kit (steering hitch, eccentric shaft, shock absorber, F/R control button). Want the entire rear axle? Two axle options are listed: limited slip (4700385100) and No‑Spin (4700383856) – each with differential, housing, brakes, and planet gear breakdowns.

Not a service manual. This is a parts catalog. It won’t tell you how to rebuild the engine, but it will tell you which gasket set you need to order. Pair it with the Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog and a factory service manual and you’ve got a complete repair system.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, the part numbers come straight from Dynapac’s engineering database. Second, the exploded views match the actual machine layout – aftermarket drawings often mirror a different revision. Third, the 2011 publication means it includes every change up to that year. You can verify serial number coverage on page 1. For older machines, check the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for a smaller family. The Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog – 356 Pages OEM Spare Parts is the one I keep bookmarked for these rollers.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values and repair procedures are not listed.

Can I use this catalog for the CA512 model?

Yes. The catalog covers both CA602PD and CA512 machines. The cover page lists both models, and the serial number range (10000122x0A000001 -) applies. The engine section references the Cummins QSB 6.7 used in both. However, double‑check the rear axle section – the CA512 may use the No‑Spin option while the CA602PD uses limited slip. The catalog separates them with individual part numbers. If your CA512 serial falls outside the range, you’d need an earlier issue. For the broader Automotive Industry Overview, this kind of granularity is what separates factory docs from aftermarket guesses.

That’s 356 pages of OEM data you can trust. Grab the PDF now – Access the Factory Manual and stop ordering parts by guesswork.